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The Energy Trust of Oregon (ETO) has announce increased solar incentives and adjustments to income-eligibility for low-income solar incentives. Oregon residents can now qualify for larger solar rebates, and income-eligible households can more easily qualify for discounted solar and battery rates through the ETO’s Solar Within Reach program. ETO Solar
The Biden-Harris Administration recently announced significant solar tariffs and solar policy measures to bolster American solar manufacturing and protect the industry from unfair trade practices by China. These solar tariffs and other policy moves could affect solar prices and change the direction of the solar industry’s future. This blog post
There are many myths Oregon homeowners run into when researching solar. Some of the most persistent solar myths are about how solar can affect your roof. Green Ridge Solar receives these questions often, and we are dedicated to dispelling the many solar myths we run across. Here are 7 of
When it comes to ensuring your home remains powered during power outages, both battery backup systems and a traditional generator are great options. Both provide quick, reliable power in a blackout. However, both battery backup and fossil-fuel generators come with their advantages and disadvantages. To determine whether battery backup or
As metal roofs become more and more popular in the US, many homeowners are asking “Can you install solar panels on a metal roof?” Fortunately, installing solar panels on a metal roof is a great option for many homeowners. There are numerous benefits to installing solar panels on a metal
Portland General Electric (PGE) is proposing changes to net metering policies in Oregon, which would impact homeowners with solar panel systems. The proposed changes include reducing the credit homeowners receive for excess solar power they feed back into the utility grid. This reduction in solar net metering credits would
